Author: Muriel Schmidt

Women have the option of choosing a known or anonymous sperm donor, harvesting the remaining eggs for future use, carrying the embryo themselves, or hiring a surrogate to carry the embryo. How can I have a baby if I’m single? Women under 35 may be able to get pregnant via IUI, intrauterine insemination, with donor […]

There are three rapid transit systems operating in Canada: the Montreal Metro, the Toronto subway, and the Vancouver SkyTrain. There is also an airport circulator, the Link Train, at Toronto Pearson International Airport. What is Canada’s largest transit system? The Montreal Metro is the only such system in Canada. “Light metro” refers to a rapid […]

You have the option to apply for a loan from the Canadian government to cover the cost of the Right of Permanent Residence Fee ( RPRF ) required of applicants for permanent residence. Can I apply for PR if I have loan? Your home loan is no way related to your PR application. If you […]

The Advanced Placement (AP) exams can be used both in university admissions and often for earning university credits before you even arrive on campus. Many Canadian universities give credit for high scores on these exams. Is AP beneficial in Canada? AP Exam Scores and College Credit Many universities in Canada grant credit, advanced course placement, […]

Canadian College IB requirements Canadian College in Canada requires students to maintain a minimum IB of 24 in order to stand a good chance to get admission into Canadian College. Students must also participate in other activities like sports, lead some projects, community services to improve chances of admission. Can you study internationally without IB? […]

1883. The first kindergarten in a Canadian public school opened in Toronto in 1883 as a result of many years of tireless promotion of kindergarten by James Hughes, chief inspector for public schools in Toronto. When did kindergarten become mandatory in Canada? Abstract. In 1972, the New Democratic Party government of British Columbia mandated provision […]

Your employee does not receive a taxable benefit if either of the following conditions apply: you supply your employee with a distinctive uniform they have to wear while carrying out the employment duties. Can I claim my uniforms on taxes? Include your clothing costs with your other “miscellaneous itemized deductions” on the Schedule A attachment […]

After performing a detailed review of the current meal allowance per diem reimbursement rates, the meal allowance rates will change to $80 CAD (Breakfast $15; Lunch $20; Dinner $45) for travel in Canada and $100 CAD (Breakfast $20; Lunch $25; Dinner $55) for travel outside of Canada effective for all reimbursements What is the per […]

May intake Canada is widely known as summer intake. Its semester starts in May, and the deadline for application is not fixed. Till the seats are available colleges are open and very few Universities are open for some specific courses. Is it good to go to Canada in May intake? This intake starts in the […]

Healthcare in Canada is not free. Canadians don’t pay directly for medical services, but they spend a significant amount of money on healthcare through taxes every year. Is healthcare free for children in Canada? Under the Canada Health Act, all Canadian residents, including children, have access to medically necessary treatment, through their province or territory’s […]